Touching down on Lac La Biche itself during a demonstration as part of the local community's annual Pow-Wow Day celebrations. One of a bombing group of Fire Bosses deployed for the summer wildfire season at the adjacent Airport's Fire Attack Base. Delivered new to Conair in 2004.

In Air Canada's fleet 1975 - 1990, C-GAAG was registered to Citicorp as N727GC in 1991. Converted to a combie, it was leased to Air Transat (C-GAAG) before sold to First Air in 1994 to become C-GXFA. The aircraft was retired in 2009 and stored at Trois Rivieres, QC until broken up in 2014.

Returning from a sortie and taxiing back to dispersal at High Level Airport's Fire Attack Base. Part of a Conair bombing group.

Parked on dispersal at High Level Airport's Fire Attack Base. Deployed as part of a Conair bomber group.

One of a bombing group of six Fire Bosses deployed at Lac La Biche Fire Attack Base.

Flying low over Lac La Biche itself, adjacent to the airport, giving a demonstration as part of the nearby town's Pow Wow Day celebrations. Operating as part of a bombing group of five Fire Bosses deployed at the Fire Attack Base on Lac La Biche Airport.

Receiving a "hot" replenishment of retardant, as active aerial wildfire fighting in the wider local area is being carried out from Edson Airport.

Spring tune-up time.